Podcast > Details > A Brutifal Ride January 26, 2010

For the past 20 years Ed Young has led Fellowship Church. And during that time, he has seen, heard and experienced things that he has rarely shared in public. But in this message, Ed pulls back the curtain of his life and his ministry and reveals the heart, passion and drive he has for God’s call in his life.

As Ed invites us into this personal reflection on what he calls the “brutifal” nature of ministry, we discover some powerful lessons that we can all apply. And we see that no matter what circumstances we face, when we live in a manner that is worthy of the gospel, God will take us to places we never dreamed possible.

To listen now, click on the podcast icon below.

Length: 33:29

Details

Everyone notices them; few people openly discuss them. They are the words that build the basis for our behavior, the actions that establish the essence of etiquette. But do the details of our personal conduct truly matter when the world is dealing with so many major issues?

In this new series, Ed Young tackles a subject that is rarely, if ever, discussed in church as he reveals the power behind the details in life. And as we discover the truth about the details, we learn how the smallest adjustments in behavior often produce the greatest results in life.

Details

CreativePastors

If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.

If you don't have iTunes, you can get it here free for Mac or Windows. You can also subscribe to the podcast using other podcasting tools and RSS newsreaders. The feed address is: http://feeds.feedburner.com/cpblog.

Brad White & Stovall Weems Join the CreativePastors Family January 21, 2010

We are thrilled to announce that we will now be offering transcripts from two of the most creative pastors around, Brad White and Stovall Weems.

Brad White, Senior Pastor of Lifepoint Church in Tampa, Florida, is one of the most dynamic preachers in the country. In its 8 years of existence, Lifepoint Church has become one of the fastest growing churches in America. Brad’s vision and ability to reach both believers and un-believers transcends cultures, age, and race. His humor and unique illustrations unpack the power of the scriptures in new and creative ways. Brad, his wife, Stephanie, and their three children have made their home in the Tampa Bay area. 

Stovall Weems is the founding lead pastor of Celebration Church in Jacksonville, FL. He is noted for his energetic, engaging and practical communication style. As a pastor, teacher, and conference speaker his ministry focuses on building the local church, reaching people with the gospel, and developing followers of Christ who are passionate about their walk with God.

Be sure to check out their pages on CreativePastors.com and keep coming back as we will be continually adding new series by these amazing communicators.

Podcast > Details > Power Words January 19, 2010

On average, people speak anywhere from five to twelve thousand words per day. Yet, in today’s culture, what we say doesn’t necessarily represent our intentions. Many times, we would rather ride the fence than let people know exactly where we stand.           

In this message, though, Ed Young shows us how even the smallest words truly matter.Because it’s often the smallest words that carry the most power.And when we understand the significance of what we say today, we will discover a path that leads to a great future.

To listen now, click on the podcast icon below.

Length: 33:29

Details

Everyone notices them; few people openly discuss them. They are the words that build the basis for our behavior, the actions that establish the essence of etiquette. But do the details of our personal conduct truly matter when the world is dealing with so many major issues?

In this new series, Ed Young tackles a subject that is rarely, if ever, discussed in church as he reveals the power behind the details in life. And as we discover the truth about the details, we learn how the smallest adjustments in behavior often produce the greatest results in life.

Details

CreativePastors

If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.

If you don't have iTunes, you can get it here free for Mac or Windows. You can also subscribe to the podcast using other podcasting tools and RSS newsreaders. The feed address is: http://feeds.feedburner.com/cpblog.

Podcast > Details > Excuse Me, Your Manners are Showing January 14, 2010

A quick review of our everyday interactions reveals a disturbing trend. From poor customer service to road rage, the mood of our culture is one of disregard and disrespect. But the roots of rudeness are formed long before that person cuts us off in traffic.

In this message, Ed Young peels back the layers of our bad behavior and points us to God's ideal. And we will discover how some small adjustments can lead to the great results in everyday life.

To listen now, click on the podcast icon below.

Length: 52:44

Details

Everyone notices them; few people openly discuss them. They are the words that build the basis for our behavior, the actions that establish the essence of etiquette. But do the details of our personal conduct truly matter when the world is dealing with so many major issues?

In this new series, Ed Young tackles a subject that is rarely, if ever, discussed in church as he reveals the power behind the details in life. And as we discover the truth about the details, we learn how the smallest adjustments in behavior often produce the greatest results in life.

Details

CreativePastors

If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.

If you don't have iTunes, you can get it here free for Mac or Windows. You can also subscribe to the podcast using other podcasting tools and RSS newsreaders. The feed address is: http://feeds.feedburner.com/cpblog.

Fasting for the New Year January 12, 2010

This weekend, Ed Young began a brand new series called Details. With this new series, Fellowship Church began a 21-Day Daniel Fast. Daniel made a decision not to eat the king's food as an outward symbol of an inward commitment he had made to God.

The Daniel Fast is a partial fast, which means that some common things will be eliminated from the daily diet, but there are still generous options available. The focus of this fast is eating fruits and vegetables that are pure and simple. Fellowship Church has posted a list of foods to eat and foods to avoid.

If you are considering a fast at your church, you may want to check out the Larger Than Life series.

For more information on fasting, check out the Jentezen Franklin's  Fasting Kit  stemming from the New York Times best-selling book Fasting. It is perfect for both individuals and small groups interested in gaining understanding, growing their faith, and drawing closer to God. This program involves a Fasting Book, Fasting Journal, DVD and Fasting Study Guide.

The 2010 Flavour Calendar January 11, 2010

Why every woman should have one of these truly unique calendars:

1. Each month features encouraging life-changing stories of real volunteers, women who are changing the world!
2. Each month provides ideas on how YOU can “flavour” your unique sphere of influence.
3. ...And most importantly, each DAY gives a scripture reference to help us all focus on His word. Imagine, each day you can know that you are joining with so many other Flavour Girls reading the same scripture. Talk about a united front!

Pick up your 2010 Flavour Calendar at www.creativepastors.com